When you first learn of your new diagnosis, whether it’s chronic pain, a chronic illness, cancer, or some other serious medical condition, you go through the grieving processAmanda Dutton, LPC from Georgia is trained in working with bariatric surgery patients in online therapy. Preparing for bariatric surgery is hard! There are so many appointments, meetings and rules you have to follow. At least there are the support groups for bariatric surgery patients, right?
But what happens after bariatric surgery? In most cases, the support we have before the surgery seems to disappear. Maybe you had a pre-surgical psychological assessment, but now your emotional support is gone. How do you get through the emotional eating and all the new feelings we have to face once we can’t run to the fridge or cabinet any
For many individuals, eTherapy make a lot of sense. First of all, who has time for therapy when life is so busy? With eTherapy, help can come right to your phone or computer on your own time. For example, after a long day at work, taking care of your family, going to appointments and all the other things that happen in your day, you can talk to your therapist from the comfort of your own room. Furthermore, many online therapists have nighttime and weekend appointments available to fit into your busy schedule!
